Three Crossings XP Station Photo by WH Jackson, c. 1870
Copyright: 74.9.34A Three Crossings XP Station Photo by WH Jackson, c. 1870
Name/Title
Three Crossings Pony Express Station Site Photos, 1870 & 1961
Entry/Object ID
P1974.9.34
Description
Three Crossings Pony Express Station Site Drawing & Photo, 1870 & 1961. Copy of a photo taken of the station in 1870 taken by W.H. Jackson and another photo taken in 1961 of the site where the station stood. b/w
74.9.34A = Photo of corral with palisaded log walls, tow men standing in front, with one man on scaffold. Built against rock hill. Row of white tents in the background. Legend: "Three Crossings Station (Wyo.) View to westward shows Three Crossings Canyon in distance behind watch tower. Wagon traveler's tents can be seen at left. Also note post of the Pioneer Transcontinental Telegraph line at right. Photograph probably by W.H. Jackson in early 1870''s."
74.9.34B = Landscape of grass and sagebrush with rock mounds in distance. Metal pole marker in foreground. Legend:" A 1961 view of the Three Crossings Station site. (Wyo.) Scattered rock from buildings and stubs of posts seen in photograph of original station are marked by metal post placed at this and other Wyoming and Nebraska sites by centennial trail historians Clark Bishop and Paul Henderson."
old digital file name: WYThreeCrossingsStation-WYThreeCrossingsStation2.
Made/Created
Artist
Reynolds, Don
Date made
1961
Place
State/Province
Wyoming
Notes
Early Date: 1961
Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Secondary Object Term
Print, Photographic
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
Photograph
Nomenclature Sub-Class
Graphic Documents
Nomenclature Class
Documentary Objects
Nomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication Objects
LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Pony express
Search Terms
Pony Express Station, Three Crossings Pony Express Station
Dimensions
Dimension Notes
Printsize: 6" X 9.¼"
Condition
Overall Condition
Good
Relationships
Related Person or Organization
Person or Organization
W.H. Jackson
Provenance
Notes
Photo taken by SJM staff photographer
1870 photo by W.H. Jackson